Inline parameters : What does the compiler do with the
parameters of inline function, that can be evaluated in
runtime ?
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Answer / Shaili Pandey
In C++, inline functions are functions declared with the keyword 'inline'. The purpose is to make the function call as fast as possible by replacing the function call with the function's body at compile time. If an inline function's body can be completely evaluated at compile time using its parameters, the compiler will do so and insert the resulting code instead of the function call.
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